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David McNeill
Growth Points from the Very Beginning
Wundt and Bühler on Gestural Expression: from Psycho-Physical Mirroring to the Diacrisis
Investigating Evaluation Methods for Generated Co-Speech Gestures Pieter Wolfert∗ Jeffrey M
Proceedings of the 2 European and the 5 Nordic Symposium On
James Mcneill (1881-1964)
Growth Points from the Very Beginning
Mcneill D., So You Think Gestures Are Nonverbal?
Chomsky on Japan, China, the United States, and the Threat of Conflict in Asia 歴史の復習 チョムス キー、日中米とアジアにおける対立の恐れを語る
How Moving Is Sometimes Thinking
Corballis, M.C. (1999). the Gestural Origins of Language
GESTURE and LANGUAGE DIALECTIC David Mcneill University of Chicago a Classic Psycholinguistic Problem Is Parole; in Its Modern F
John Benjamins Publishing Company
Face-To-Face Dialogue As a Micro-Social Context. the Example of Motor Mimicry
Punchline: the Emergence of Humour in Palestinian Art and Film
The Role of Gesture and Mimetic Representation in Making Language the Province of Speech
Gesture-First, but No Gestures?
Is Transformational Grammar a Contribution to the Theory of Innate Ideas?
Second Language Acquisition from a Mcneillian Perspective Gale Stam National-Louis University
Top View
Gesture and Thought
Metaphor and Gesture: What’S New? Alan Cienki Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam & Moscow State Linguistic University
Creativity and Innovation in Child Language Carol Chomsky, Harvard University
Roger Brown She Would Remember Was Tall, Handsome, Brilliant, Kind, Incredibly Generous, and a Wickedly Funny Man
The Multimodality of Human Communication: Theories, Problems and Applications University of Toronto, Victoria College, May
Chapter 7 GROWTH POINTS in THINKING-FOR-SPEAKING David Mcneill and Susan D. Duncan 1. INTRODUCTION Many Bilingual Speakers Belie
Taking Fingerprints of Speech-And-Gesture Ensembles Approaching Empirical Evidence of Intrapersonal Alignment in Multimodal Communication
Theories of Language Acquisition
President's Remarks
Teacher. MO U.S
Gesture: a Psycholinguistic Approach1